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The Power of the #2 X 4: From Boston Tea Party to Native American Activism

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In Folder: Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1973

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The Power of the #2 X 4: From Boston Tea Party to Native American Activism

This text discusses the use of extreme methods to get attention and results. It mentions historical events such as the Boston Tea Party and the civil rights movement of black people. It also mentions the Native American community and their current efforts to gain attention and make progress. The text criticizes the lack of effective communication between the government and Native Americans and highlights the derogatory names used to refer to them. It urges Oklahomans of Indian heritage to remember this during the next election.

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Title: The Power of the #2 X 4: From Boston Tea Party to Native American Activism

Component Unique Identifier: CAC_CC_109_5_38_10_0028

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Begin: 1973-04-12

End: 1973-04-12

Scope and Content: This text discusses the use of extreme methods to get attention and results. It mentions historical events such as the Boston Tea Party and the civil rights movement of black people. It also mentions the Native American community and their current efforts to gain attention and make progress. The text criticizes the lack of effective communication between the government and Native Americans and highlights the derogatory names used to refer to them. It urges Oklahomans of Indian heritage to remember this during the next election.

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CAC_CC_109_5_38_10_0028

1708387200000

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